We have started to collect the most important news related to Mexico in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Mexican authorities detain dozens of prison guards after an armed gang managed to free 53 inmates without firing a shot.
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An armed gang disguised as police breaks into a jail in northern Mexico and frees more than 50 prisoners.
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Mexico's health minister denies Cuban allegations that his country covered up swine flu until after a visit by Barack Obama.
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Millions of Mexican children return to classrooms following the re-opening of schools as swine flu restrictions continue to ease.
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The US now has more confirmed swine flu cases than Mexico, with a spike in numbers since Friday bringing the total to 2,532.
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Mexican clubs withdraw from South America's Copa Libertadores because of the swine flu outbreak.
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Daily life resumes in Mexico, after a five-day shutdown aimed at containing swine flu - as cases worldwide continue to increase.
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Life gets back to normal across Mexico - sort of
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Many Mexican businesses re-open after a five-day shutdown caused by swine flu, and all in Mexico City can re-open from Thursday.
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The US navy postpones an aid trip to the South Pacific after a sailor on board one vessel develops swine flu.
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Mexico takes steps to demand an explanation from countries which have restricted its imports over swine flu.
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Mexico starts battle to lure back visitors in wake of swine flu
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Mexico City says it will reopen restaurants, amid a drop in new cases of the swine flu that has infected 1,000 worldwide.
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China denies it is discriminating against Mexican citizens, as it quarantines arrivals in a move to stem the spread of swine flu.
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Health experts say countries must not lower their guard over swine flu, as Mexico says the virus may have peaked.
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Swine flu in Mexico, the epicentre of the global outbreak, has peaked, the Mexican health minister says.
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A row is growing between Mexico and China over Beijing's treatment of arrivals following the swine flu outbreak.
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Mexico appeals for fair treatment towards its citizens and products, as its officials say the flu outbreak could be stabilising.
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A herd of pigs in Canada tests positive for swine flu, apparently after being infected by a man who was recently in Mexico.
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Mexico's health minister revises down the number of suspected swine flu deaths in the country from 176 to 101.
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Transport links draw Mexican drug gangs to Atlanta
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China quarantines air passengers and suspends flights to and from Mexico, after a Hong Kong man is confirmed with swine flu.
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Matthew Price finds apprehension and uncertainty over the swine flu outbreak in Mexico City.
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Mexico starts a five-day shutdown of parts of its economy in a bid to curb swine flu, as the virus reaches China.
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Mexico is poised to begin a five-day shut-down of parts of its economy in a bid to slow the spread of swine flu.
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The WHO says countries must not lower their guard in response to swine flu. Are you worried?
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Mexican police arrest a man suspected of being one of the leaders of the notorious drugs gangs, Los Zetas.
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A Mexican child visiting the US dies of swine flu - the first such death outside Mexico, where the virus may have killed up to 159.
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Mexican soldiers in the drugs war are committing human rights abuses with apparent impunity, says Human Rights Watch.
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France says it will request an EU-wide ban on all flights to Mexico, source of the swine flu outbreak.
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Stricter tests for swine flu reduce the number of confirmed deaths in Mexico, but authorities say 159 are likely to have been killed.
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Mexico City bans restaurants and cafes from serving all food except takeaways as cases of deadly swine flu virus continue to rise.
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A second man is confirmed as infected with swine flu in Israel, two days after he returned from a trip to Mexico.
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New Zealand has confirmed the first cases of swine flu in the country - also thought to be the first in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Europe's first cases of swine flu, thought to have killed about 150 people in Mexico, are confirmed in the UK and Spain.
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Nearly 150 people in Mexico are believed to have been killed by swine flu, as the WHO raises its alert level from three to four.
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A strong earthquake strikes south of Mexico's capital, Mexico City, causing buildings to shake.
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The EU and US urge caution over travel to Mexico amid fears of a swine flu pandemic, as the first case is confirmed in Europe.
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Israel's health minister updates a nervous public about the swine flu epidemic - and starts by renaming it Mexican flu.
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Europe's first case of swine flu, thought to have killed more than 100 people in Mexico, is confirmed in Spain.
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Governments around the world rush to contain a new flu virus suspected of killing more than 100 people in Mexico.
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The world is said to be better prepared than ever for a possible pandemic of Mexican swine flu, which has killed as many as 103.
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